/pie

Piechart style watchface for the Pebble smartwatch.

Primary LanguageCMIT LicenseMIT

Pie Pebble Watchface

This is is a minimalistic watchface for the Pebble smartwatch that shows the hour as a pie segment.

Photo of Pebble Time Photo of Pebble Time Round

The background is a pie segment that goes from from 12:00 to where the hour hand of a regular watch would be. This pie segment is blue for AM (00:00-11:59) and red for PM (12:00-23:59). The minute is indicated by a white minute hand that extends from the center to the edge of the watch.

How to read the time

Mockup showing 12:32

Mockup showing 00:00 Mockup showing 13:51 Mockup showing 16-09 Mockup showing 18:00 Mockup showing 01:42

Low battery charge (≤ 10 %) is indicated by a red frame around the watch face. A disconnected Bluetooth connection to the phone is indicated by a blue frame.

Picture of indicator frames

Configuration

All colors and the widths of the minute hand, the low battery indicator, and the Bluetooth disconnect indicator are configurable through the configuration dialog on your phone. To disable the low battery/Bluetooth lost indicators, set their width to 0.

Screenshot of configuration dialog

AM white, PM blue, hand black, width 9 AM black, PM green, hand yellow, width 33 AM purple, PM pink, hand yellow, width 7 AM white, PM black, hand red, width 13 AM dark gray, PM gray, hand light gray, width 3

Installation

The pie watchface is available on the Rebble store: https://apps.rebble.io/en_US/application/5dc34c6bc393f52a76417112

To install it manually, upload pie-x.x.x.pbw (x.x.x is the version number) using the Pebble app on your smartphone, or build and install the watchface with the Pebble SDK as described on https://developer.rebble.io/developer.pebble.com/tutorials/watchface-tutorial/part1/index.html.

Development tools

Revision History

  • 1.0.0 (2018-08-04): First release.
  • 1.1.0 (2018-12-28): Add indicators for low battery and Bluetooth disconnect.

Planned future changes

  • Selection of predefined color schemes.

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